Dr Edith Wray To Speak Tonight At Presbyterian Church
Dr Edith Wray of Ohio University will speak at the Presbyterian Church on her summer travels in England. The talk covers life at Oxford and the political social scene during a time of crisis. She appears as the second in a four part Wednesday series with a fellowship supper at 6 pm. Group II will serve.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Edith Wray
Ohio University
England
Miss Wray
Oxford University
Maecenas Club Meets at Home of Mrs Dean
Maecenas Literary Club met at Mrs Frank Deans home for the first meeting of the year. Guest speaker Mrs Charles Evans discussed The Zionist Movement tracing its history to the present. Refreshments served by hostesses, upcoming Oct 11 meeting at Mrs J R Harveys with Miss Dorothy Frank to speak on Probate Court Procedure. Miss Lucille Duffee of Athens and Mrs Milroy Brunner were honor guests at nine tables of rock at Mrs Sophia Pilchers home New London Ky. The guest prize went to Miss Duffee. Mrs Pilchers home is described as a beautiful rock home on College Hill. A tea honored Miss Duffee with Mrs M J Tillery and others in the receiving line. LEAGUE BAKE SALE The League of Women Voters will hold a bake sale at Summers Store Court St Saturday morning. Baked goods should arrive by 9 oclock. For donations call Mrs Arthur Boyles or Mrs Frank Cone. Mrs W N Linscott, formerly of Athens, is seriously ill at her daughter Mrs Arthur Cornes home near Little Hocking. CHICKEN DINNER planned at Alexander Presbyterian Church Athens Albany Road Friday evening Sept 30.
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Maecenas Literary Club
Frank Dean
Charles Evans
Dean
E. W. Bingman
Ed Cooley
J. R. Harvey
Dorothy Frank
Tyroler
Lucille Duffee
Athens
Milroy Brunner
Sophia Pilcher
New London
New London Weekly News
Miss Duffee
Pilcher
Rock
College Hill
M. J. Tillery
League
League of Women Voters
Court St
Arthur Boyles
Frank Cone
George Richardson
Arthur Sands
Josephine
Dorothy Gee
L. E. Richardson
Frank Cunningham
Columbus
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Ohio State University
Ohio State
William Peugh
Scott Lent
Jack Munden
Ohio University
R. B. Smith
Personal notices of Tullis and others across states
Dr and Mrs Don B Tullis Daytona Beach Fla and Mr and Mrs James L Tullis Durham NC are guests at Dr and Mrs J T Merwins North Hill Mrs C O Zimmerman Centerbury is visiting her mother Mrs Ruth Metcalf and sister and brother in law at 74 N Congress St Fred Moorehead chief engineer at Marysville Reformatory for Women Blanch Moorehead Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Austin Harbarger and son Joe spent Sunday with Fred Moorehead and son Roy at 30 First St Miss Madge MacAdoo Inas and Jennie Alexander and Mr and Mrs Burch visited Mrs Sophia B Pilcher in London Ky en route to the Great Smokies and Florida Mrs Pilcher Athens home is at 10 E Union 900 Mr and Mrs Clarence Bartlett 80 Richland Ave hosted Sunday guests Mrs L E Well ing Mrs Minnie Clark and children Kenneth Crislip Jr and Miss Eloise Hughes Coolville and Mr William A Renick Kennett Square Pa Pearl Jewell Grace Le May married in May will move Saturday to 86 Maple St Chillicothe
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Don B. Tullis
Daytona Beach
Fla
James L. Tullis
Durham
N. C
J. T. Merwin
North Hill
C. O. Zimmerman
Centerbury
Ruth Metcalf
C. O. McDaniel
N. Congress St
Fred Moorehead
Marysville
Reformatory For Women
Blanch Moorehead
Nelsonville
Austin Harbarger
Joe
Palmer St
Roy
First St
Madge MacAdoo
Inas
Jennie Alexander
Burch
Sophia B. Pilcher
London
Great Smokies
Florida
Mrs. Pilche
Athens
E. Union T
Clarence Bartlett
Richland Ave
L. E. Welling
Minnie Clark
Kenneth Crislip, Jr
Eloise Hughes
Coolville
William A. Renick
Kennett Square
Pearl Jewell
Grace le May
Maple St
Chillicothe
Calendar events at churches and clubs gather members
Wednesday schedule lists potluck at Presbyterian Church with Rev Lloyd Evans of Nelsonville and Board of Education meeting on school needs. Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae meet at chapter house. Woman's Auxiliary hosts Mrs Reed event. Thursday features Central PTA opening, WCTU county meeting, and various club gatherings. A stork shower at the Weller home and a Serene Lodge IOOF benefit party round out the week.
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Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
Board of Education
Luchs
Alpha Gamma Delta
Mrs Slaughter Is Tuesday Hostess To Progressives
The Progressive Literary Club held its first regular meeting of the year at Mrs. Fred Slaughter home. President Mrs Clyde Hines led the business session with roll call on current events. Mrs George Carr delivered a talk tracing Northwest Territory exploration from 1618 French settlement near the Great Lakes to Marietta in 1788. Guests were Mrs John A Hess and Mrs L E Carpenter. Adjournment followed the creed and refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Natalie.
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Progressive Literary Club
Fred Slaughter
Clyde Hines
George Carr
Northwest Territory
Great Lakes
Marietta
John A. Hess
L. E. Carpenter
Natalie
Home Coming Draws Large Attendance in Bishopville
GLOUSTER The Bishopville Church of Christ held its annual homecoming Sunday with morning services followed by a basket dinner. An afternoon program featured congregational singing, solo performances by James Dunlap and Mr Haskins, and short talks from visitors from Wellston Columbus Zanesville New Lexington Bremen Hemlock Drakes Beech Grove Hooper Ridge Trimble Jacksonville Trimble Pisgah East Branch Liberty Hill New Marshfield. Rev Miles Hoon led the event with attendees traveling from Wellston Columbus Zanesville Minerva Pomeroy Athens New Marshfield and other nearby towns.
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Glouster
Bishopville
Church of Christ
James Dunlap
Corning
Mr. Haskins
Drakes
Wellston
Columbus
Zanesville
New Lexington
Bremen
Hemlock
Beech Grove
Hooper Ridge
Trimble
Jacksonville
Pisgah
East Branch
Liberty Hill
New Marshfield
Miles Hoon
Gus Campbell
Hadley Campbell
James Campbell
Elias Shaner
Frank Bishop
Chris Day
Eleanor Day
Minerva
Frances Day
Pomeroy
Errett Davis
Athens
Marilyn
Brown-Wolf Team Wins Close Bowling Match
Brown-Wolf Market tops Rich Leaf quintet in a tight City League pairing at Wolf & Sons alleys. Mr Brown totalled 617 to lead all scores this season, with H Brown earning 231 as the high individual.
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Glouster
Wolf & Sons
Mr. Brown
H. Brown
Kittle Team Wins Glouster Baseball Clash Near Bishopville
About fifty people watched Bishopville versus Kittle Auto Parts at the Roe Watkins ball diamond on Sunday afternoon. Kittle’s Auto Parts won 4 to 3 with J M Watkins umpiring. At Mrs Bennett’s home Friday evening thirty three attended, more than the twenty three previously reported.
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Glouster
Roe Watkins
Bishopville
Kittle’s Auto Parts
Kittle’s
J. M. Watkins
Trimble Members To Honor Their Pastor
GLOUSTER The M. E. Church in Trimble hosts Church Night Friday at 7 PM in the basement with a short business meeting. A reception follows to honor Rev. R. S. Lawrence who has been returned to the Jacksonville Trimble charge.
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Glouster
M. E
Trimble
R. S. Lawrence
Jacksonville-Trimble
Glouster Social News Highlights Local Visits and Meetings
Miss Mary Boroff and Miss Margaret Dunlevy led a M E Sunday School girls wiener roast at Ash Cave with Dorothy Skinner Helen Shires Mary Jane Kittle Genevieve Dunlevy Mary Elizabeth Cheney and Eileen Charrington among attendees Standard Bearers held first meeting of the new year at Anna Louise Logue home with officers installed President Margaret Dunlevy vice president Helen Kirkbride secretary Glenna Morris treasurer Mary Virginia Logue Contests awarded to Mary Boroff Margaret and Gertrude Dunlevy Next meeting set at Mary Boroff home Visitors include Walter Dankel and sister Mrs Anna Wilson Corning resident Blanche Andrews and guests Mrs Walter Scheid and Mrs Sam Bassel of Van Wert Ohio Others visiting relatives and university trips noted including James Wolf in Columbus and Ohio University trips by several locals.
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Mary Boroff
Margaret Dunlevy
M. E
Ash Cave
Dorothy Skinner
Helen Shires
Mary Jane Kittle
Genevieve Dunlevy
Mary Elizabeth Cheney
Eileen Charrington
Anna Louise Logue
Helen Kirkbride
Glenna Morris
Mary Virginia Logue
Margaret
Gertrude Dunlevy
Mary Estelle Anderson
Christine Skinner
Margie Fierce
Hannabelle Grubb
John Blower
Walter Dankel
Anna Wilson
Trimble
Mr. Dankel
Blanche Andrews
Corning
Ralph Richey
Walter Scheid
Celina
Ohio
Sam Bassel
van Wert
Richey
Plan to Outsmart Veritzen Revealed in City Visit
Narrator and Lillian weave a scheme to outwit Philip Veritzen as Noel is asked to register at a nearby hotel with wife, enabling discreet access to the Lansfield. Dick warns of danger, but approves the plan and offers reluctant help. Noel and Katherine remain unaware of full details.
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Noel
Philip Veritzen
Dicky
Lillian
Katherine
Gramercy
Lil
Lansfield
Names for a clandestine hotel escape plan
Adele Garrison sketches a daring plan where Dicky and the narrator choose aliases to evade detection. They discuss plausible identities, coordinating Noel’s hotel register watch, and using lightweight overnight bags to pass as ordinary luggage, aiming to slip out without Philip Veritzen signaling alarm.
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Philip Veritzen
Mary
Lucy Stone
Dicky
Smith Or Jones
Noel
P. V
Bradbury Social and Brief Personal Notes
Loretta Elaine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Whittington, was welcomed earlier this week. Local residents J. E. Russell and grandmother Mrs. Marcella Russell visited Columbus over the weekend, while Mr. and Mrs. John Haning and Mr. and Mrs. Olan Rife of Roseville hosted relatives here. Billy Hendrix and Alva Frye found pottery work in Roseville. Several attendees joined Roll Gibbs’s funeral in Powhatan. families from Columbus and Lan caster traveled for the service. A Cradle Roll tea for mothers and babies will be hosted Friday by Mrs. Elmer Laziman at her Hooper Street home.
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Bradbury
Clifford Whittington
Loretta Elaine
J. E. Russell
Marcella Russell
Columbus
Frank Russell
John Haning
Olan Rife
Roseville
Billy Hendrix
Alva Frye
Albert Voss
Mary Russell
Jack Gibbs
Powhatan
W. Va
Roland Gibbs
William Russell
Roberta
Lancaster
George Gilmore
Clara Wildermuth
Pomeroy
Martha Smith
Walter Dodson
Thomas Fork
David Russell
Thomas Anderson
Dexter
Elmer Laziman
Richland Ave. M. P
Hooper St
Orneriness as Defense Against Neglect in a Child
An eight year old, Dick, shifts from sweet behavior to mean acts after caring for siblings and visiting a grandmother. She discovers neglect of appearance and self-care hints at underlying inferiority feelings. After addressing home standards and maternal fatigue, Dick returns to his dutiful role.
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